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Daily Republican., 1887-02-15
FIFTH EDInI


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Wh<1 coars recs,rv.s.
AL TIE ja6sss vsre p,Aa
Btrd resumed his ciis,i..
20 Mr.. Brxdio1d's t..
suis IN the cAae OF Yt,,ss oss
DtnDcnd esa.s Iro- ssV
Bird costinsed his arynsAI
c'ciock whsn be escss5 I'D
iosss By esnatnr Ora, -.
tioa - he ne<tcn 70.
he aid that every IA,
bio Tor aay strucs1r- vsss
erected % his pssmt,<% -,
no Assrh sab axent .,
relisvs bin frosn Ia, %
where thtre was sny d,,..s
Ing BE sAi1 be eh.r,.s
ftDcsnt oorporssio- Va s
esocs In The erec.ior y
[eDpsoy ins m irosu ,.,-
and also IN nos allovirs -
work
II vcnlt Bet have ~.
sccs II the presstegs
Of shh corporation hAc ~.
K1rope. - lcag ~ ik.,l
vifh tkssr knou.sdge a.
ware tie respon.ip.e -.
be shown thai vters 4
jured outsids OF The 49,
mis- b7siness. or shrossh 4.
OF his master, be becsu..
though h. had no; bsen 80.
tbs master h responrlbs
| IL vse Dot Tor ,ks ORR,
The ruhrzs OF ether jnt,s
determining such Cases -
decid' d By the ru,ss al ~.
ljarisprudence OF The IA. -
thai the ee'encAn. eou,,r
sponsible Jor the work 4,
tractor. - he vas thu, az,
lauder their direction, AZ =
told this CONTRACT, 4 =
sale wall, aad he b.
THY and not TIE cor,a.,
Responsible parties.
/ IL s4s clearly the euss
iecd.nis 70 rec fha. lhs -
fscily ssfe, s.d .. they ~
l.hey wire guilty Q. .,x-
The deiendAnts carac, "A
sporsibility or pro.ee. ~
saying that they eut,,,J.
len 10 DO The work; il v.
to zee thas this bui.si.ssl
lily and securely bail. In
dsnseE of Its falling, ~
q 90 thia they AZ -
lre ligence.
| Therefore tie burcer h51
20 show that the bu.l3lzfu
TAR ae Il was possible Il, a
10 40. Ee cited . CAS-. e Ia,
tell from 3 railroad trsra
nAn. in which tie Com =
sAs the duty OF tie "a
Itat the brick did roi "a. .
neli2erce of theirs, AZ "a.
HUE would hold good IL II,
that he bGrceR resi,si Ia ail
leompaay TO sbos TIA, l.. d
hnLdred, or two hrriA
oricks. la their Val, W. a1
Of their negi.geLca
Il The one brick falling Is III
shosei Tie peslige-l q 4 d
she bridge, ard 10 Ia nj
failing showed the psi-en
Iovners.
Il He admitted tbsi 3, tntS
the ordinary ;isks Of b 4
t,te bzsintss ir which hsusl
rs does not assume a Glas
from the ueRiigenes 0. Ia
NJ. Gray then proceeded II
! in.l &. ard coni.urea az
Shea oOnrt iook q ieSsa I'd
Ishls Afternoon.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-15
ruhIic sale of New Harness .

Ta win clnse ont the remaining
stock OF Aae harness al Oar sus.iou
rooms 70 morrow (Wcdue dsy) uiorr-
i:g 1T 6 20. L. W. 8; han & son,
IL Eas, Fourth street, Wilmington
Daily Republican., 1887-02-15
OIL
LAME BACK-LUNBAGo


Hyde PIFk, Scrantoa. IA.
hsvt ten irsuh led u.in .AIas harE fa-
the last ten or Siren years, and dur = z
tat iiuse have triei al Eiuts Of r.rltdles,
but fssDG NO fsl!-f- iricc =, Jacob al,
which an hAFpg 20 say has CON git l. II
cured me- MRS. ID. II. WADE
Daily Republican., 1887-02-15

The &C. appropria'ins 800 o. 0 ?. gear
for the equipment O. the militia Las bs'
come a law without the PEes.cents
Sign aturs, by the expiration Of he Con.
stitutionai INIT OF ten days "H;s
failure 10 sign the bill is regarded IS an
overnight, as he is rot ku0gn 70 oojsoi
10 any Of its proyisiong."
Daily Republican., 1887-02-15

And orange tFeets. wi-@ln-t71. Lel2zaEe,
SATURDAY. PLBECAEY =. IS,
atlz 5'elock z, err.
70 lead Of ohio an1 PtrEsyIvsris hnrSei.
!. SoYrel borst.s yesTs ED. & EtLoE a.
hizn, weighs iSys .pcu,cs, lzs geod -AS3SS
zone ara IL god vsrz hGrEs
4 GRAY hone, yesTi cd, ia. bands high
weigh. IEs@ p5un.s, ezra goSd worker or
GrAy lorss TX hands high, -sishs
Eg1 pc1t&f. c-o1 Z oe EErpassed Isr rtFE CT
4 Gray re. year. Old. . hares aixh
veig Es - pune, ana II e t-ss-e.-il basi-
{. 1-.y hori., years ele. ,:tsas,hish.
zsighs itz1 p5uads. y Ia gOed Eo-z =.
Seighs ~ porn3s. and ia so4t ~os.er or
:. Roam ho-s<. y IL h.L45 Ugh. .elghl
liz psa ats, and 4. geg4 WIZ J or driver;
:. -srrel horse, y - h4ues high, Eeish.
-. eeeles atd IS, zoe eh .,.s -. ~,
! potsrst and Is Al extra god trzBshi mar.
| 70. Blsck 1OFse year OIL, u hands iish,
, ~e.sl.s 10 poandA ATT u s3ce vcfs o.
i. Say hofss years ~. Is - h,El. high
/ ~tigns ~ pD1Eas. 40 y hT'.- BE a"Is...
weighs l,.o pounds, All i an eA1a 600
b. Cray ho1se. y - hsnds bish -egh
lt1 Io-+-dt, ald i si----ss ~3TI ~ drae 81
IA. B!zes mare : var Cd, = n hand
high, seIgss 100 pounfs ~ac !. 80.
| uUTter.
Is. Handsome blzek mare, 70 =. hAnes hish
I weighs 100 p3nn-s ard IL an trtfA good crIye
Il al i. pair II sorrel msres. year
Oh, ~elsLs ~ pounds peoi ~cEstEs al
/ 1rlTer-.
-. =orrei horse, ,e4rs 0 d. Ith.uas nigh
- Sli ID 3ai =, and !. .oo-s ssrTicea5i
aDF7e.
H. Bsy tcrss, years Oh !. hands hlah
{ .E1 . a god 81 4
worker.
=. Hh;eA 1r=e. z - hsIds high. rtlSt
I lQp FOE n4s, = a goa woF.fT o. EoE % hoFss
TEass a credit az . 34y,, On giving nol
VIII approved eI4Gprse-.
Nm. q. MARTIN.
=. VI. ttilh4L -5l, AGct.. fIS~ts
Daily Republican., 1887-02-15
lsnn.r.d 2 Year, ana Cured

Mr.. A iusge-. 80 Walnut stree. -.
Iouis, Mo-. fsr,d for two ears vita
l.mbigU. AID 49, c9nhLes3 - his t.sd foi
sversi months H WAS entirely cInt
by the L. 81 -. Jteob cil, Which he tEy.
1. also The best CT, for spEAlus Gn3 al
oihs. pains.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-15
Entirey Cured of Lumba,o.

FArragui Ilouse, s4,.In. EAs..
some tine ago eoairsct@d heavy ealA
and j! T. q ne Nth iumh Aso. used nun
erous irletieA bui got 10 relief. Afrei
JAes9s Oil, vzs entirely cured.
}. ". GAHILL.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-15
THla) EDITION,


as<s 10 nh~xSuh sAs Lsxsor Eaxfk1 In
trs1.osa-Ths s.sa.ra ON Csmps1y q
D0vEx. Fab. iA-Dr. Coopsf tntso
daerc In the eena.s Today 500 sli-s.
shs oksSac. b&aAa % sksoltkA LsqzGrI
BaEltG Ox.e,s ezRoe- Ths doctor ErSes
tss1 ihs g - b Eese stnsczre. ttsf
Il k.s EosAins bias 'ke mary sssses.d
% a. Ths p9ki1soz ~ the e<ks 10 Eof1-
Ing more rksn . son berth f9r s0zns ozx
70 IN ne AL 0escs vita reoerzi n
vor among the Senator's. asd TIE Doctor
proceska 10 engineer Ia p1esAae
yArsnEa, - he eeclAres thxi The people
eyes. wtsrs are sppostd 70 l. Is vt1l
psss fke HSEss II Il gos thsres and
Bsiiia Ogse, ffs9 prssert App<Ars1css.
cfn cumRszoe - E1nosf bB cs1esAi
csya- IL 10 Rss ainsd ~ M. Czses ens
fEzs IL 10 N s1es WHICH tAs emitting
lsvI make Il iDposEibls 70 perform the
srsiss.
Tss ban a the Esan6art OIL Cen.
rsny viii nase its sppeArs.ee 10
Morrow In iAs Ho7se. when Dcf.ee VII
he gives CT a. sea 70 sroofPczsfe ses
.sD4lsware Ee1s, Light and Power
Cen lacy" he bi.l names z1OEx Ia
trcurrorsscrs wlliau L ElktDs, Jr
Rsock Ncors. yoAn NJ Damn AID Csc.
w. Bright IL Ea& POSER rntsr IL
charter 20 opesxse In every town In tk<
STATE Ths etsrfez vii uess with COO
fiisraSae cprsSssto1 freE2 come Ct st<
ueubeu Nkc shsrk IL conveys TOO
much power. Tue b.ll wozsd certainly
be CT considerable be-s6s. - IL voz]t
give WttnsE gan . eOx pstatGr vhicl
uouid frrrish the z-tseAes designed ~ |
ven rnot~rafe rate Tie bill viii Ira
. great r zzy frtsScE
NJ. Temple ir;ro1 resa II act 70 dz,
10 ipoorpos ste tte towu ct Ksricn
Mr.. Temple desires 70 pises hts Eti.
town in tie ss1s posia.c1 II ifs rroikt
loves and itzs iIgaogs y
II ~ expected Iekf TIE Cyn -a.fsee o.
Devised Sga,Etes, 10 NEieE vEs referrss
the Psirary Z astsO= Lar, VIII rspoz
the bill tsy5rzss5 70 the SsnA;e som
day tbs se-Es I'D s}Soz' z-snd
inert
TIE members IL b3;t horses tsT
lear. % much aSo1t tie uay p-iUzy,
exc! ira are CONDUCTED II WIItlg.ol
f.xs ttey have corns - lbs eoH c 1siy
tAss TOO Stringent .2w c2nIos De p.si
81 zOssrnil z iEe u st,s-.
There shcE.i BE- sc,1s Do6iacatigz
in the penalties, % tEsy are urqrsi
tiorshiy sGTsre TIE CEty Objects
urged AGAINST he bill 70 Ia; il won
be . disieali l!Lz 70 ob-2.l iaspz ca!
under 10, but &C tortsi IsD Eii Z.
find Ary differ.sy TO ps:iorE The dun;
and ROC les vii De stfsld - aoc@Ps p
s!siors nLdGr i.
4 uumosr Of the nsrnhtrs. IN conve
sAs.cn 10 night, regretted that ite 4.
removing The ibelIgtoAsiy Of the Aay'
of WEmiBgton 10 Re elfeft3n did a
reach here AID come reeonzeLcs1
City CouI eli. Tia; . nan who b
seryed faithfully Eacu,i be reward.
By re election they argued vas 10 nc
than due h.n. TLas the act may
introduced anyway IL ID more hi
prohsb,e, srd !. vo-l1 D. .ooEeQ up
With corsiieGzble favor
Er-rE
Daily Republican., 1887-02-15
SKIN EN-.

We've Bargains for Clothing
Buyers to-day. You can but
look. Maybe you'll find Just
what you want at the right
price. The scramble is now
going on, and, Of course, those
who come first get the first
whack. We're ready. Are you
ready.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-15
Severe sunsrinE-Instant Relief

s-IANfl-It ~
wAs AIKEN Nth vtre pain in the s.rk
and sss IecommeI ded - Try the 6rssi
German Ecmcdy. 81. Jacobs on Aftrr
tvi-e tag, u gave me stA-t reiisf And
cheeffuiiy recon mend T. A. lng trsi-
class n medy. > h IlEHl
Daily Republican., 1887-02-15

representative Hs2be Las bsen taken
% bis hone 10 = p;ecsrions eardi..oh.
Tx CA.TiIy BAL 70 M1rrow eTenir
will cssss.nIs be grad sGzir A
very lErR- u1-nbe, Of tsckeis Eave been
acid Quite Lumher u Whining.
Icn ais aye ezgeoiet Gown.
CITY Solicitor Turrer az3 Catirnsa
Seue / came eown u cay 81 tns intsI.
ekl Il the city.
the mgnhafs Of the Leg azure, will
bot few exceptions, purchased t.cke,I
FOR tie Cksiity Ball.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-15
HARRY HART,
he. n. z. CLOTHING MFG. co
No. 316 Market Street

DUBLTC sALE-THE SUB TN
their .tAuizf. No. ~ " al Front trcei, WI
llnPt9l. Delaware,
On SATURDAY,
TIE isrH DAY OF FEBRUARY, ~,
81 y o clock, m, sharp
. tea4 q Io~a snd Illinois HORsEs.
Nor. sbf2. PAR of hlack horses, AMI :
ye.rs old. is h,n1s hixh. seigh; 80 psund.
good bone an sct5rs well brs Ken. single Or
double, and s-ii4t = FOR any kind Of work.
ueizA. - ,.1il-ds. slor Itru chunk. good
bone and PGgl T9rEer IN any Kid - harness
No :. Boy hors', yesrs I'D, yeishs ~
pounds, win Iot- u lone. a geo1 cl.tnE, Hcii
Nos, 5 70 ., Sc Dl.s and eircui.r..
h si, Ugh! W poai,ds. win fo... vi,
broken, double or sin le.
50 a. blse ~ nor. years s, a. u pr h,r, ~
40. o.. Bay mare coit. MONTH, stlY
nee coli. sired by Carlisle horse.
Mule 6ooi workers and genue 70 Lan'
No posfnonemeni on aeceuat Of the weather.
Al .ier> 2 re a. Ltpresen 81. ara any gen.
WI b.-s-, mel tion T. 4 cTeili OF ~ a1.i
L. ". So an q son, Auc.
IExECUroK'5 SALE OF KKAL Is
u 1ATE.
| Will . sold a: p1olc sale, IN
THU SOiY, FEBRCAKY p, 1887,
Commencing .. Il O'Clock q. L.,
Is. the urt H5use. in the city Of Vii
ming, Or, the following dssc,i bed real estate
tsit1ate 10 lie ny 81 W iImif r: q. belong
ing 70 the eltBte II the Rev. Patrick Keille
de ca sed.
No. ]. a-gory o-,cG house tc1 Ves
Elevcntn street Iot % feet front by ls. e
deep.
NO 2 2ttofy b,ick bsuEe 1905 7aiaEl
/ stree,, lot % fact f.oot By 8 iest dsep.
1 Nc. 3. 3-story b. q 40uGs tii Tstnai
ttres :. lot 20 ZEE. or - . iest dee
No. 2. story bHss il. uss 40 Esgt Eight
street. lot "a .es !: o. ~ 60 fee; d .ec.
II Terms made III, wn On q y ofs3ls.
III jDHh mC1Loah II. tIs.utor.
Il Thomas NJ Cgle, Auct f.J e.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-15
con,irs ~

The ALDER, Bay o'' d,
arst grand rscep'ioa n
FRANKS Buildins, CD
Fifth. .,a|
On Thursday NJ
| rand annual II s M
| charity hsll vii. b y. ~
| Eebster's dspcinR M
Has onic Temple, wi
as grand conductor cia1
| fourth grand snr1 Gis',Sl
I lns.isuts Hall On ~, I. Y
| The came nis - ~
| Fng ngemeinda WI, ni.,rs
Iqusrade ball in e''
street nesr Walnut. ~
| Next Monday VA
ann uAl dress cIli' . IS
lPostles Riaes @, .,
In. G., will Do bed "
sue Masonic Temp.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-15

Ferris Bros. are now ready
snd hungry for work. Printing,
NC ok'finding, blank bookshelf
ter thsn ever. Neat work, quick
Sine, los prices. Serd in the
orders. BIB Ship,ey street, Cav
'hrop Building. lis In
Daily Republican., 1887-02-15
RsHt ponhle nndCnred-

Beat Double and Cured.
. Independent ST., Fal. Rirer. N,s..
Lame Back. Bent zltnosi soahle. OIL,
used one title. Cured 10 fws tsv,
Would not be without IL Tor Any 11ourV
GILBERT MANCHESTER.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-15

THE oHAeLEs A yoGELyR Co. Bal.
timoTe. nd.
~ All perVons Using s. Ja.o's on o,
Red Star Cough 3ure. sill b s,ndirx 2
cert star 2 spd = history Of thsis ease, re
csiTe ApyIeE PREF
Daily Republican., 1887-02-15
PassinRe.

Pu,e pepper, pure !
ginger, pure Cloves I -,
make pure spice, >
pen, o East Seeond w.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-15
ssyeltJA's y y

Rev. Vaughn IA
|Cbursh, yeeterd'y, ,ssl
| bad reached his his. IA
| looked around ~ "
| RSH. Nelson a M
| a inistry durl az ~ In,,ss
dc said as DC bui1
seemed confui.o., IA
ward the road W
Daily Republican., 1887-02-15
PHILADELPHIA ARE.Z,

NY ~ ED-A Lazy VANS = .t',.
w Ing ami iIc- iaE n se. In,,,,,s
'" "sa sHee~ fs-ets
Daily Republican., 1887-02-15

william s BucaanAz,l(
the Plov .deri Life Iu,nla
II Pb;isdelplis, = brand
.ocaled il, the Exea,
seventh AID Market siia
ii yesterday, about I'D
csny Of . q a5ie frcn
lt,n, the ohoe cleIt 0. Y
lTle com paIy has seTsnl
inis city soliciting icsIz
AID colleS;ing wee y ~
from ;hcse VIC have bet,1
u. RodtT.ck. che a tx
the society, came int ~
over come collections
sAe paid . IS Or. sn1 "
,hsrse 10 SewIor, the =
1.-THE bill into q preks-eA J
tlsis lyins on n desk Bob
ltl.k ard New ten Z BE
. scratch by . per stiosa
lno;e. aud Trey a,to Ioila
lnun Tered 1858 scros. ls.s
was . visnet;e Of Gii'.l
lTneIe wss nobody IL ~
;ime. bQ, Mrs. 4 J5ef.i
| Bncbsusa. When Nh
Jut, Newton hal The VI y
vent 70 put his pocEs' -
lSlil was mi,sins ,Ei
| yons, Mr.. Z. B Paaiass
,fthe company,csr's ~
:oid him Ct the mI,iltsA1
lpicicp 81 buchaRAl. u
kir. Passenger vent . u
nut failing 10 md BacaSs|
Hound him At Becs ell
with him and asked LII
ONE money, but he ii1,
Ide then went back 70 ~
l luil description Of in
urnsd TO Beeket's ~fsas
cote. IL having D. =
buchanan by Y B WI
VMr Racket imnedisx!
oil over 70 Passipsei,
!, Asts were testified 70 u
Squire O'Nsiil ~
Mrs.. Roderick, MI
!. Passinga. "a
Duchanan's plea VA
ioWn fsotn Pai.sos'
Il morning. had = Tuih
II lead while on tie ltsii,
Alter he came TO " bII
sntirsly obllvlous apt
4py thirg tina, took pr
lay. Justice o Nell
:eanit OF $500 TO answers
liz the Superior ConrL.
/ Fu,e pepper, pure
Daily Republican., 1887-02-15

nUBLIC SALE-wIL7. ~ SJLD II
paoiie s1Is, .. se 5.soE.I c3r1er I'hi-d
AID Orange Egeets. Wi-l-in-t91, elazaTe,
SATURDAY. PLBkCAEY =. IS.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-15

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Daily Republican., 1887-02-15
WILSON,
mtsTIlsa aco1sr TO- ts iIls sT..E'
gELAPauzR $751; A., les,
oPEH ALL HIsHf.
J. A. WILSON,

errsz@~i Fuasral Dirss.or.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1887-01-19
suspcnsion OF THE Centenary

Tie Cl1ltcnmy, published ut FIorence ana
Lancaster, has suspended puollcatlon. Mr.
money and to have the whole of the January
issue on hand awaiting advices from the
Rev. \. w. Moore, the editor and remark kably
successful canvlSscr, who had not been hcard
from ut last accounts. The cause OF the fail
ure is unknown, as the Centenary had paid
circulation Of 5,OD0.-GrccnUltc NcWS.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1887-01-19

John s. Wise is telling how the Rcpub-
licans were victorious in Virginia at the ~.
cent election, and now they can carry the
State in 1855 lie says that he will work for
the nomination Of John sherman lot i'feSi-
nominated.
The dam of the Langley Cotton Mill broke
again Friday night at u o'clock, the third
time since tie earthquake Oh alst August.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1887-01-19

Atlanta is to have II glass factory. The fac.
tory will utilize Il vast amount OF hiatcrlal
which is now valurrSS. .ill broken bottles
and glass will be used in making new glass.
The capital Of the company Will be s3o,HD
with tile privilege OF doubling II. TO begin
with, one hundred men and boys Will be eih-
plONcu.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1887-01-19

Mr. w. s. Iigon, a prominent merchant of
Anderson, and who was one OF the excursion $
lists to uguSta died suddenly OF heart disease
Friday morning in that city.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1887-01-19

The Murderer Passes His Last Night,
on Earth in Prayer and Singing
Hymns---He Sleeps Three Hours,
tEen Arises and Eats Hearty
Brcakfast-.-The March to the Scat.
foId..-He Meets Death Calmly and
Un1inchinsiy and Asserts His In.
nocence to the Last-..History Of
the Crime. -Eu -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-30
The Gr,I,t Souvenirs.

WAaulSGroN, April 29.-The Grant
relics, which have been for several months
satisfy guarded in one Of the private
rooma Of the National Museum, are now
being placed on public exhibition.
Two handsome plush lined cases, filled
with articles from the collection, have
been placed in the north ball Of the
museum, near the main entrance. They
contain tho presentation swords, gold
beaded canes, caskets, medallions and
many other costly and elegant articles
presented by diiteront people at different
times to General Grant.
Many OF these articles are souvenirs OF
his trip around the world. There is a
splendid collection OF Japanese coins, one
sariGs oil seven pieces. old Japanese gold
coins Of huge size, being valued at $4,000.
There were also Invitation cards, menu
cards and reminders Of entertainments
given in his honor, engrossed in gold
plates. #GtsN.
One invitation card to masked ball
given at San Francisco upon General
Grants arrival ct that city on his return
nom hiB famous tour Ia engraved on solid
gola and was enclcsed in silver envelope
with the address engraved upon 1t. On
the right hand corner 10 a two.csnt stamp
and in the left the usual"it not delivered
in ten days, return to-" &c. The articles
shown, bssides their historical interest,
are Of great intrinsic value.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-30
FOREIGN NEWS,
Tho Irish Crimes Bill In tho Commons
- Schnha ahalA 10 la Halcnxed :.

Tho Irish Crimes Bill In tho Commons
schnaebela TO bo Released.
LONDON, April 20.-The House OF Com.
mon. this afternoon went into committee
on the Irish Grimes act amended bill. MI.
7. M. Healey proposed that the word
ofense nhould be changed to the word
crime. II. - ~ ,,,9it 3. w
Mr.. Dillon and Mr.. Bradlaugh support
cd the proposal. Mr. Bslfour, Chief Sec
rotary for ireland, declined on behalf Of
tho Government to accept the change.
Sir William Vernon Harcourt said it
was evident that the bill was not intended
to punish crime in Ireland, but WAS de.
signed for applying penalties by the resi-.
dent magistrates to new odenses created
by the bill. I&5f'S t8gl5i
Mr.. Gladstone advised the Government
to concede Mr.. Healy amendment. The
word "offense" could not be held to be
strictly synonomous with the word "crime''
in the bill. II the Government desired
strictly legal use Of the measure they
would accept accurate definitions. A di.
vision was taken and the amendment was
defeated by vote of l75 to l2O.
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lone OF the Brnvnst .

This is the title Of what 10 said 10 bc one
OF tho most sensational comedy dramas Of
the day, that is to be produced at the
Grand the first three nights Of next week.
1t is from the pen Of E. E. Price, the great
criminal lawyer Of New York, and quite
q noted playwright. It is a story Of the
life, struggles aed triumphs OF one OF the
heroes Of the New York city Fire Depart
ment, and is essentially fireman's piece,
though incidentally the lights and shpd-
ows Of the pavements of the metropolis
are shown and there is goodly quantity
Of wit and humor. Among ito many start
ling sceres is thrilling fire scene in
which is introduced snd ussd all the pat
ent lie saving apparatus Of Captain Nc.
Adam, chief of the Life Saving Corps OF
New York. and which is used by that
corps. A chr load Of special scenery is re-
quired to properly mount this play. It's
engagement will probably be very sue
csssiul one. The company closes it's aea-
son here on account Of the Interstate
Commerce law. 1M.'-l5.5 i i
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Interesting Teuchers'aIe,tInr.

There was meeting Of the teachers in
the A and B divisions OF the public schools
held yesterday afternoon at Webeter
school. The subject under discussion was
School Government" and the meeting
proved to be one Of the most entertaining
teachers meetings held for a long time,
The first speaker was Principal a. M.
stevenson, Of Madison achool; his re.
marks were we'll put and were received
with marked attention. He was followed
by Principal ]. @. Gwynn, Of Webster
school, who presented his views in a con.
else manner and propounded several very
interesting questions. Superintendent
Anderson closed the discussion with a
number Of valuable and practical sugges.
finng loo lstt =. gaf 6oe"
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INDlAsAroLls, April 29.-The second
game between the Detroit and indianapolis
club drew an audience OF 1000, who wore
treated to a fno exhibition Of ball play.
ing, the only weak spot being the pitching
OF Kirby for the home club. In all other
respects the Dstroits were outplayed with
tho exception Of base running, in which
the Detroiters exhibited slight superior
ity. The playing Of Hsnlon, OF the De-.
troits, was especially brilliant; his base
running was daring and successful, and
his catch Of long and apparently safe
hit from Denny's bat was one OF tho fea.
lures Of the game. The batting Of Dsn-
ny, Glasscock and seery, of the Indiana.
polls club was strong and effective, and
the game was lost by reason OF Kirby'e
pitching, which WAS 80 poor tha. eight
Detroiters secured bases on balls. sco:e :
Indianapolis s; Detroit l0.i q. 97,.-,I
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Western Cattle IHtlustry.

DENVER, COL, April 20-R. 6. Head.
!ut D. Brush, ex.Gov. Rouett, and sew.
eral other prominent gentlemen, held
secret meeting at the Windsor Hotel yes-
terday, the object Of which hes not vet
been made public, but 1t is presumed TO be
in the interest Of some gigantic project in
connection with the cattle industry,
A few weeks ago Measrs. Head and Rou-
ett were in New York and Chicago work.
ing up tho matter. A prominent cattle
man, in speaking upon the subject, ssid
1t was shrewdly suspected that the pentle-
men were drafting plans for a corporation
something similar to the MCCLELLAN coop
esative plan, which proposed to pool the
entire cattle interests OF the West, and
which created SO much discussion at tho
last session Of the International Range
Association, held in Denver in February.
1t is further rumored that the scheme
upon which the gentlemen are working ia
to control the beef market Of the country.
and that they have associated with them
one Of tho members Of tho dressed beef
syndicste Of Chicago. :
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A BOTClI JOB.

Poor Work On Clncinnntrs New Court
House.
CINCINNATI, April 2s.-The Court House
burned during the riot three years age
was rebuilt at IN expense Of $500, 900 under
charge Of commission Of very high-toned
citizens who were constantly held up as
models OF all that was lovely in non.par.
tisan boards. Ever since 1t was occupied
by tho county courts and officials there
has been a constant grumbling and growl.
ing. The steam pipes and radiators were
all out OF fix, the plastering was cracking,
the woodwork shrunk, leaving wide
chasmH where tight-dtting joints should
have been, doors over.lapped their frames
so that they could not be shut or left wide
crevices, hinges were constantly out oil
keller, ventilation was simply intolerable,
and the furnishing was bad. The super.
intendent has just made q long report to
the commissioners on its defects. He says
it will take $50, 600 or more to repair and
put it in proper shape. The work is char.
acterized as disgrace to the county and
cifv